Imposes criminal liability on persons who allow minors to access firearms used to commit crimes.
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```json { "summary": "This bill makes adults criminally liable if they allow minors to access firearms used in crimes. It amends existing laws to broaden the definition of a ‘community gun’ to include firearms within families and households, and it expands the child access prevention statute to cover improperly stored firearms in vehicles. The bill aims to hold adults accountable for facilitating access to firearms by minors involved in criminal activity, increasing penalties for those who do.", "keyProvisions": [ "Expands the definition of ‘community gun’ to include firearms within families and households.", "Extends criminal liability for allowing minors to access improperly stored firearms, including those in motor vehicles.", "Increases the age threshold for child acce
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